Plaintiffs counsel Ryan Veilleux helped secure a $150,000 settlement for his client, who was injured in a motorcycle mishap.
November 23, 2020 at 02:08 PM
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Persistence was the key for plaintiffs attorney Ryan Veilleux, whose case against a motorist was on hold for almost one year because a witness who saw his client fall off his motorcycle and get injured didn’t want to cooperate in the investigation.
According to Veilleux and a Jan. 6, 2020, lawsuit, 56-year-old motorcyclist William Heeber was injured because of the actions of Heather Croken, who was driving a Toyota Camry in front of Heeber near Rockville Road in East Windsor on Sept. 8, 2018.
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William Heeber was injured after he fell off this motorcycle trying to avoid striking a car. He recently settled his case for $150,000. Courtesy photo
